Universal Health Services (UHS+2.6%) takes a dim view of BuzzFeed's article that prompted a 12% plunge in its share price yesterday. In a statement, it says it "disputes and denies" the reporter's conclusions and believes the story "misses the mark" in several important ways that lead to an inaccurate portrayal of UHS's behavioral health operations ignoring the "preeminent role" of the clinician in treating patients.

BuzzFeed says it interviewed current and former UHS staff members who said they felt pressure to fill beds, and former UHS patients who alleged they were held against their will and that counselors twisted their statements during evaluations in order to forcibly admit them.

UHS disputes the report, saying its conclusions "are contrary to the factual record and UHS policies and practices" and focus on anecdotal accounts and personal perspectives.

Investors are moving back into hospital groups in early trading on what appears to be a collective sigh of relief that the FBI investigation into candidate Clinton's email management while Secretary of State has been shut down. The investigative agency reiterated its statement that she is not guilty of any crime. In other words, she is "on go" to be elected President.

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